Historical Development Of English Grammar
The serious study of English grammar owes much to a Latin grammar book, William Lily’s “Grammaticae Rudimenta”, first published in 1534 and later authorised by … Read more
The serious study of English grammar owes much to a Latin grammar book, William Lily’s “Grammaticae Rudimenta”, first published in 1534 and later authorised by … Read more
We’ve asked our EnglishForward members to write down their most commonly misspelled words, and here are the top 55 in alphabetical order: Correct spelling Common … Read more
When do we have to use “it’s” and “its”? The answer is simple: It’s = it is: It’s easy to speak English. = It is easy to speak English. … Read more
Earlier computer keyboards were based either on teletype machines or keypunches. By the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, all computers used electronic keyboards. The layout … Read more
A tongue twister is a phrase, sentence, or rhyme that presents difficulties when spoken as it contains similar sounds—Whistle for the thistle sifter, for example. … Read more
Comma This has the following uses:1. To separate items in a list:We need carrots, broccoli, oranges(,) and tomatoes for this dish.2. To place a section … Read more
A Brief Introduction to Verb Tenses and Aspects (submitted by V. Suresh ) Tense refers to a verb form which tells the time of a state or action … Read more
Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences (submitted by V. Suresh ) Simple, compound and complex sentences are about the structure and length of the expression of an idea. … Read more
Some Useful Tips on Direct and Indirect (or Reported) Speech(submitted by V. Suresh ) Man is a social animal, a gregarious being, and he is always eager … Read more
(submitted by V. Suresh ) There are two things involved in the action of a transitive verb: the actor (or agent) and the thing affected by his … Read more